King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at Toronto City Hall during their 1939 Canadian tour My recent article

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh leaving the Royal York hotel in Toronto on a The current sovereign of Canada is Queen Elizabeth II.

Suffragette: Queen’s Behaving Badly Click here to read Part 1 of my interview with Ms. Suffragette: “What exactly are “suffragettes”, and Why did Queen Victoria hate them?”

States attracted an enormous amount of public attention and the Duke expressed pessimism about a British victory

Kings and queens who lost their thrones through wars or popular revolutions found solace in time spent

King Henry V, the victor of the battle, and his father Henry IV conducted the business of state in English was governed by England at the time of the battle, stories of the importance of Welsh archers to the victory In 1995, Baroness White of Rhymney, wrote to The Times that the victory over the French would not have

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in Canada in 2010 My latest article in the Canadian Encyclopedia

We will look at Catherine the Great, who helped found the Hermitage Museum, and Queen Elizabeth II, who

Although King Henry VIII and his daughter Queen Elizabeth I are two of the most famous monarchs in English Footsteps of Anne Boleyn, to ensure that they absorb as much knowledge about these famous Kings and Queens (In Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VIII, historian David Starkey summarized these simplistic portrayals Catherine of Aragon was pious but she was also a “hands-on queen” who served as Henry VIII’s regent while Katherine Howard’s time as queen ended in a royal scandal but she was also generous and charitable, providing

Braveheart but in his own lifetime, he earned the respect of his English subjects through his military victories

Baud examine Section 41a of the Constitution Act of 1982, which concerns changes to the office of the queen

Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne touring Resolute Bay, Northwest Territories in 1970 My column in today’s Globe and Mail, The Queen of Canada marks a special anniversary, compares the impact of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II on Canadian politics, history and culture. their example encouraged other women to enter the political realm, campaigning for votes for women in Victoria been interviewed by CBC.ca and Today.com about the Queen’s record reign.